Once upon a time, computers, mobile phones and other electronic devices were big, bulky and expensive. But with the explosive growth of the electronics industry, all sorts of devices have
When we get to the end of this offering, I’ll let you in on a secret of sorts. As expected, Tuesday’s meeting of the Bayou D’Arbonne Lake Watershed Commission, a.k.a.
This weekend, my wife and I took a day trip to New Orleans to check out the musical “Hamilton.” The Broadway hit was in town, and we took the opportunity
Louisiana’s 2019 regular legislative session doesn’t convene until noon Monday, but the state already has a significant budget problem: There is no executive budget bill for the spending year that
America is at a dilemma with itself. Political ideology and party fighting has disclosed unclear confused issues with blurred facts. The one issue that causes me to sit back from